2.1 Flashcards

1
Q

two major differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes

A

-prokaryotes GENERALLY smaller in size
-eukaryotes contain organelles that are membrane bound compartments
proks lack organelles generally

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2
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extremes about eukaryotes and prokaryotes sizes

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prokaryotes and be larger than eukaryotes sometimes

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3
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how big are most bacterial cells

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0.5 mewM to 10 mewM in length

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4
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what doe surface to volume ration affect

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how quickly cells exchange nutrients and waste w environment
smaller = efficent

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5
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small cells vs big cells

A

smnall cells reproduce more quickly
- less complex = less DNA and less energy to replicate

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6
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what may be an exception to no compartmentalization in eukaryotes

A

Asgard Archaea

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7
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what are sphere shaped bacteria called

A

cocci (coccus)

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8
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what are clusters pf cocci called

A

staphylococci
opportunistic pathogens via wounds and cuts

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9
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what are paris of cocci called, an example?

A

diplococci
agent of gonorrhea

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10
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what are chains of cocci called
example?

A

streptococci
group A strep

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11
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what are rod shaped bacteria
example

A

bacilli
salmonella

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12
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what are comma shaped
example

A

vibrio
cholerae

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13
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what is the corkskrew shape
examples

A

helical shape
cause of stomach ulcers and stomach cancers

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14
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long spirals shape
example

A

spirochetes
lyme disease

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15
Q

long thick strand shape
exampleq

A

filamentous
ancient photosynthetic bacteria that do not produce O2

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16
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what does cell shape affect

A

how cell divides
attachement to surface
forming biofils
intercations w other organism
mobility
nutrients (uptake and SA/V ratio)

17
Q

Monomorphic

A

one shape- observed in most pure cultures

18
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Pleomorphic

A

multiple diff morphologies for same bacterium

19
Q

what causes different morphologies

A

-differation into diff cell types or spore formation
-altered morphology in response to environment
-mutation

20
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example of pleomorphic

A

-arthobacter crystallopoietes
rod during logarithmic growth phase
-becomes coccus in stationary phase